Best Los Angeles Nightlife

13 ส.ค. Best Los Angeles Nightlife

A super fun night out at a great venue can transport you to another place and time. You can chill at a low-key speakeasy, groove at a rocking disco or have an expert mixologist pour you a futuristic cocktail. Whatever era you want to experience, you are sure to find it in Los Angeles.

There are tons of unique spots in L.A. where you are able to take a trip through time for a night.  Be sure to check out these three hot spots for Los Angeles nightlife and be taken away to the feel of another era!

A Vintage Night Out

A popular place in Los Angeles named after one of America’s greatest authors is Hemingways Lounge. An undoubtedly impressive space, Hemingways is adorned with tin ceilings, antique crystal chandeliers, towering archways and more than ten thousand books packed onto lofty floor-to-ceiling bookshelves. A marble and wood bar is at the center of the lounge, while plush burgundy velvet banquettes and booths are comfortable spots to chill throughout the room.

There is so much to see at Hemingways. A unique aspect of the lounge that literary lovers and hipsters alike will fawn-over is the collection of fifty-seven vintage typewriters mounting the walls – each containing a sheet of paper with a Hemingway quote. Late nights you will find bartenders decked-out in Prohibition-era wear pouring cocktails named after Hemingway novels such as “Death in the Afternoon.”

Hemingways is often a packed house where DJs spin Motown and retro grooves nightly. Avoid any hassles by reserving one of our guestlist or bottle deal packages to ensure an unforgettable night!

A Classic Night Out

What could be more classic Los Angeles than a night at The Roxbury. Immortalized in Saturday Night Live sketches and the 1998 film “Night at the Roxbury,” the famed club was a stomping grounds for Tom Cruise and Madonna in the 1980s. The Roxbury Club has a colorful history and a reputation for celebrity sightings, and it has still not lost its appeal and is hard to get into to this day!

Originally located on Sunset Boulevard, The Roxbury moved to its new 5,000 square foot location on Ivar Avenue in January of 2011. The updated look of the club is chic yet industrial, with transparent tables, circular leather booths and romantic lines of Pablo Neruda poetry lighting-up the walls in neon. The Roxbury has a charming outdoor garden as well as bottle service in private booths upstairs and a private bar and restaurant for VIPs.

Make your night a classic one and book your bottle service deal at The Roxbury today to enjoy a smooth and worry-free evening!

A Modern Night Out

From the outside, Lure may look like just another hip Los Angeles club, but it is so much more! A massive main room with a huge stage is adorned with an extravagant and impressive LED walls and motion-sensitive LED screens. A galaxy of glowing star-like orbs light up the bustling dance floor. Tons of banquette-style booth lead down to an ivy-covered terrarium with giant large black-framed mirrors and gothic fixture. In a word, it is very now.

You will find big-name DJs spinning records on the regular, and there is always something to look at with lingerie-clad house dancers and cocktail waitresses in equally barely-there attire. A gorgeous outside patio features white-tufted banquettes in cabanas surrounded by green, living walls. The Gastro Lounge, an adjoining restaurant to Lure, features nouveau American cuisine there guests can dine on filet mignon plates while listening to the booming 50,000-watt sound system.

You will not want to miss a chance to check out this amazing Los Angeles club. Make your night at Lure a breeze by booking a bottle service or guest list deal with us now!

Book Your Event With Birthday Bottle Service

Take a break from today and take a trip through time with a visit to a vintage, classic or modern club. Birthday Bottle Service will take care of all the details so you can maximize the joy of your evening out. Contact us today for a night to remember in Los Angeles.

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